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The problem is: At what separation is the electrostatic force between a +16.0C p

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The problem is: At what separation is the electrostatic force between a +16.0C point charge and a +29.1 C point charge equal inmagnitude to 2.84N? The answer is 1.21, but when I do my math I keep getting1214023.690513??? I don't understand why my answer is coming outthat way? Please help me! The problem is: At what separation is the electrostatic force between a +16.0C point charge and a +29.1 C point charge equal inmagnitude to 2.84N? The answer is 1.21, but when I do my math I keep getting1214023.690513??? I don't understand why my answer is coming outthat way? Please help me!

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I figured out my problem, thank you to anyone who was going to try! Thanks!

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